Dolly Parton has shared some uplifting words with her fans during the coronavirus outbreak.
With people self-isolating and urged to stay inside in a bid to tackle the spread of the global pandemic, the iconic country singer decided to try and boost the mood by posting a clip to social media.
Encouraging people to “keep the faith” during this uncertain time, the 74-year-old insisted once Covid-19 has passed, “everyone is going to be a better person”.
“Don’t be too scared, it’s going to be all right. God loves you,” she told her loyal followers.
Dolly Parton addressed coronavirus during her latest video (Image: Instagram)
The artist began her video with a lighthearted melody.
“Well hello! It’s Dolly. Climbing the stairway to heaven because this virus has scared the H-E-L-L out of us,” she sang.
“I’m not making light out of the situation. Well, maybe I am because it’s the light, I believe, that’s going to dissolve the situation. I think God is in this, I really do.”
The singer said everyone is going to be a ‘better person’ following the pandemic (Image: LightRocket via Getty Images)
“I think he’s trying to hold us up to the light so we can see ourselves and see each other through the eyes of love, and I hope we learn that lesson,” Parton said.
“I think that when this passes we’re all gonna be better people.”
The video comes after it was recently announced the UK coronavirus death toll has risen again in 24 hours.
Dolly discussed God’s involvement in the outbreak and urged people to ‘not be too scared’ (Image: Instagram)
A further 380 people have died after testing positive for the coronavirus, bringing the UK death toll to 1,789, the Department of Health has said.
During the daily briefing, Michael Gove said thousands of new ventilators will be ready for the NHS next week.
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